Opinion

In the latest episode of "Untold Stories", CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott shares what he witnessed at the border and why he believes agents finally have the support they need to take back control.
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Five Dallas police officers were murdered during a Black Lives Matter protest in 2016, raising questions about the consequences of increasingly hostile anti-police rhetoric.
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Fourteen governors are putting the spotlight on America’s shooting sports and firearm industry, highlighting billions of dollars in economic activity and wildlife conservation funding generated across the country.
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has signed a sweeping new order changing how the city evaluates companies that sell firearms, ammunition and related equipment. Critics warn the policy could put political considerations between police officers and the gear they rely on.
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Fort Bend County Precinct 3 Constable Ali Sheikhani, a Republican and longtime Texas businessman, is facing scrutiny after a conservative organization raised questions about his Pakistani heritage, business empire and alleged foreign connections. Sheikhani has rejected the report's claims as inaccurate.
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More than 70,000 migrants surged toward Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta in a massive border crisis fueled by social media rumors and human smuggling networks, according to reports.
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Flock Safety cameras are increasingly becoming targets of vandalism, but one former criminal justice professional argues that destroying the technology misses the much larger problem facing law enforcement.
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A major Canadian bank is facing scrutiny after its U.S. subsidiary allegedly approached a firearms company for business before turning around and refusing to serve the industry.
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman takes aim at New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s record on immigration, taxes, spending and public safety as he mounts a Republican challenge in the 2026 governor’s race.
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The depth that liberals will go to so they can advance their far-left agenda never ceases to amaze us. This time, they went after the most successful woman in Australia - and it runs right to the top of a taxpayer-funded media outlet.
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Georgia ICE officials arrested 1,226 illegal alien offenders during a targeted immigration operation, including hundreds with criminal histories involving sex crimes, child offenses, drugs, weapons and more.
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Maryland’s sanctuary policies allegedly allowed two criminal illegal aliens, including a suspected Tren de Aragua gang member, to walk out of a county detention center and back onto the streets. ICE says agents were later forced to track them down during separate traffic stops.
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The poorly named "Protect Act," which will protect illegal alien criminals, was signed into law by Mass. Gov. Maura Healey last week, another liberal state's attempt to tie the hands of federal immigration officials.
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Imagine a major television network airing a segment in which a contestant fantasizes, in graphic detail, about sexually torturing a woman until she dies. Imagine that network leaving it up on every one of its platforms for weeks while the woman's family, her company and millions of horrified viewers beg them to take it down. Imagine that network's own “watchdog” then declaring the whole thing perfectly consistent with its "editorial standards."
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Todd Blanche is helping steer the Department of Justice in a new direction, promising to restore trust, empower law enforcement, and return the agency to what he believes it should have always been about: justice.
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